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, CALENDAR' OF: SPORTS , FOR
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rounds, at Cincinnati. ; '
' Trw Astfivedo vs. Shamus O'Brien,
12 rounds, at Youngstown.
" TriRh Patsv Kline vs. Kid Thomas
6 rounds, at PhUaUelphlar r
-1 '? . ' ' -; Tuesday.
'. fiKamnionshiD .tournament of Pro-
' fpssional Golfers' Association opens
at Mt. Vernon,; N. Y
, rinco of autumn meetine of To
ronto Driving Club at Toronto
, nonh show, of- American Pomer-
' anian Club.New York City.
j vAAi namni . vs. Matt Brock, 10
rounds, at Minneapolis.
Tanir ruiinftVvA. bailor Grande. 10
. rounds, at New York, j
- Young Jack O'Brien- vs. Marty
Cross, 10 rounds, -fct Norristown, Pa.
.Wednesday.
Annual bench" show of Santa Clara
Valley Kennel Club, at San Jose, Cal
Thursday.
Championship tournament of East---t
A rchorv Association opens at
Newton, Mass.
-Annual, bench show of Bronx Coun
ty Kennel Club, at New York City.
Invitation tennis tournament of
Essex County Country. Club,. West
Orange, N. J.
Bob Moha vs. Charley Weinert, 10
rounds, at New York
Billy Miske vs. Battling Levinsky,
10 rounds, at Brooklyn.
Saturday,
Opening of autumn "meeting or
Kpniiwnrth Racing Association,
Windsor, Ont.
Football:
Yale vs. Leigh, at Ne$ Haven.
Harvard vs. Tufts, at Princeton.
v Army vs. Holy Cross, at West
Point. .
Navy vs. Pittsburgh, at Annap
olis. Pennsylvania vsl Swarthmore, at
Philadelphia.
Cornell vs. Williams, at Ithica.
Chicago vs. Indiana, at Chicago.
Ohio State vs. Oberlin, at Colum
bus. Purdue yi. Wabash, at Lafayette.
Minnesota vs. North Dakota, at
Minneapolis.
Wisconsin vs. South Dakota, at
Madison.
Vanrtorhnt 'vs. Kentucky State, at
Lexington.
Alabama vs. Mississippi College, at
Tuscaloosa.
ThWinter Gafderi Musical Comedy
mpaify;.eDmes- to .the :yictoria ; today
to fill ; thjh cpmBff wek,f underla poi
iive ' guaraiteo?! to uphold 6; - .high
standardlthat wa;, aeuUat week by
the American Girls Company,- and for
this reason, in order to introduce this
great, show to as many Wilmington
amusement-lovers as possible .will ady
mit a: lady free tonight with each hold
er of ,a ; Jthirty)? centr paid . admission
ticket' It is hoped that every lady in
Wilmington whoVlikes good qlean
tertaihment of the r; musical? comedy
kind twill avail themselves pf . this jop-
pprtuhity to be the - guest of the management-
tonight: "' 1 - .
The Winter Garden. Girls Company
features that; great vaudeville team,
Lola Vann and Jack Grant, in a'black
and tan" specialty that is away above
the - average. Ther Telegram ' said of
Grant: "His style of entertaining is
entirely difTerehTTrom'ther usual black
face comedian's: work and it has a re
freshing newness . that makes good
everywhere.'- .
For Monday And .Tuesday this all-
star aggregation will present "On the
Veranda," a production "which alter
nates flashes of comedy, song and
dance. Special scenery for every show
with new :and nifty -costumes, add
much to the company.
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Multitudes Tell How They Were He!
Tonic, Appetizer, Invigoraht and Revitalizer
i m While Tanlac Holds Attention Supreme
"THE SHIELDING SHADOW."
George Bracket Seitz, " the famous
author of "The Iron Claw, wrote
Pathe's new wonder serial, "The
Shielding Shadow." That's point No.
in its favor. ,. Edward Jose, the
Those Fed documents specifically
state that upon expiration of the con
tract, they can be renewed only by
the magnate granting to the player "at
least 5 perentlncrease in the amount
named in this contract."
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Tanlac, the great new master medicine and tonic for sick, weak, nervous run-down, men j
and women, is m two million homes
Multitudes of; men and women who claim that Tanlac has given them back health and
strength are going to observe the celebration of Tanlac Week, October 9 to 14, because they
are grateful for the results Tanlac has given them.
Eighjf thousand leading druggists of the United States who endorse the remedy for relief
from ills of the stomach and digestive system, liver arid kidneys, will make special display
of the medicine. They know that Tanlac is the sensation of their business the remedy that
they are glad to sell because, as they say, "It gives universal satisfaction."
cltcWllioUlria the
2'.
Atlantic
Coast
Line
Oct
Inclusive
The Standard Railroad of the South
From Wilmington at $3 .40
;f for the round trip, including, admission to fair, limited
Mtui .October 15,1916. Ticket
will Jiol4; for U ssger trains on dates of sale.
-Propo PoxU trom Intermediate Points.
rr- -";;. ; Children Half Fare. U
SPECIAL TRAIN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 1 .
Leave; Wilmington 'L 6:40A. M
Arrive Gbldsrxird LL i . -L10:00 a! M;
Returning: Leave Goldsboro -L 5:00 P. M.
Stopping at all stations to take on passengers going and
to let off jpassengers returning.
For further particulars, tickets, etc. Apply to
. : 1 C. M. ACKER,
Phone T102-W. Ticket Agent; Wilmington, N. C.
Tanlac's Success Immediate
Two years ago Tanlac was offered to the public in Lexington, Kentucky. Its success in al
leviating pains and ills of the stomach and digestive system was instantly proclaimed by
those who took the medicine. In nine months a million bottles had been sold in a limited ter
ritory. Today, only two years after Tanlac's presentation to the public, more than seven mil
lion bottles have been sold.
The endorsement of Tanlac by druggist and user means merit. Back of Tanlac's triumph
in the drug store is Tanlac's triumph in the home. It has become a household remedy
Tanlac has become known as The National Tonic So great is its merit that a million
dollar corporation has been formed to distribute it in Canada. New laboratories are being con
sidered to increase the production, which is already at the amazing rate of oyer five million
bottles a year. It is to be introduced in Hawaii, Porto Rico and Cuba.
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g - NORTH CAROLINA STATE FAIR g
a October 16th to 21st, Inclusive g
Raleigh, N.C. g
Round trip fare from Wilmington. . . ... ... .$4.85 Q
including one admission to Fair Grounds. 13
Tickets on sale October 14th to 21st inclusive, limited J
returning midnight October 23rd.( - g
Lv. Wilmington 5 : 00 A. M., Ar. Raleigh 12:18 Noon, a
Lv. Wilmington 3:55 P. M. Ar. Raleigh 12:30 Night. Q
Lv. Raleigh 5 : 20 A. M., Ar. Wilmington 12:40 Noon, g
Lv. Raleigh 4 : 1 3 P. M. Ar. Wilmington 12:10 Night, g
For any further information, phone 1 78 or 1 1 02-W. Q
CM. ACKER, R. W. WALLACE, 0
Union Ticket Agent. City Ticket Agent. S
H. E. PLEASANTS, g
Traveling Passenger Agent,
Wilmington, N. C Q
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'ENTURE AND PLOT TNQ
and Chivalry -of the Finest. Ruod
Elbows Throughout the Episodes,
with Mysteries Vasly More
Subtly Puzzling Than the Screen
Has Even Before Flashed.
BIGGER AND GREATER THAN
THE MYSTERY OF THE FA
MOUS LAUGHING MASK
IN PATHE'S "IRON
CLAW."
The Stars
GRACE DARMOND
LEON BARY AND
RALPH KELLARD
Why People Talk About It
At one time one distributor of Tanlac ordered five carloads 72,000 bottles. In the same
week four carloads were ordered for New York, tvo for Pennsylvania, one for Minnesota. I
Only true worth of Tanlac as a relief for suffering could explain Tanlac's popularity. When !
people suffering from indigestion, dyspepsia, belching and bloating from gas, sourness and,
soreness of the stomach, inactive liver, biliousness, kidney troubles, pains in the side andi
back, headaches, weakness, sleeplessness, nervousness, loss of weight, catarrhal conditions,
foul breath and rheumatism are helped by, Tanlac they are sure to talk about Tanlac.
, Tanlac is well advertised, but only its merit cculd create its popularity. It is what peo
ple who have taken Tanlac say about the medicine that has made it recognized as The Master
Medicine. '
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VICTORIA
LADIES FREE:
Tonight Only a Lady WiU be Ad
mitted Free with Each Holder of
A 30c. Ticket. i- ?
mN IIWM . FOX PRO DUCT! 0N
Jose ColUn's First " Bio Box Feature
at Ihe Royal Tomorrow.
famous director of "The Iron Claw,"
directed "The Shielding Shadow."
That's point No. 2 in its favor. Grace
Darmond, one of the most beautiful
women on the screen, still in her
teens, but running Pearl White the
race of her life in the matter of in
jecting dare-devil thrills in motion
pictures, with her beautiful costumes
seen at times like a delicate bit of
Dresden china come to. life but she
fols you. That's one of the biggest
points in her favor.
Leon Barry, one of the most famous
dramatic, actors- of all France, former
leading with Sarah Bernhardt, plays
the villain role in "The Shielding
Shadow." Distinctly a dark tVDe.
Barry makes one of the most "charm-!
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ing villains ever seen on tne screen, i . i , i . . j ... . . . . - . . .. i .
outstiining even the , brilliant work of ; "ac" "a uc su"P1y rciievea. many ii is are aue w wiiat is Known as mtesunai toxemia
RaKei Jrt'as tTero, opg I a Poisoning due to the fermentation of food in the stomach and intestines because the di
posite Miss Darmond, adds another j geestive system fails to do its work properly.
triumph to his magnificient screen
record, and will be even more popular
than the inimitable Creighton Hale.
Another strong one!
Madeline Traverse, famous as the
hercwie of Elinor Glyn's "Three
Weeks," in a yampire role. Is one of
the most fascinating roles ever seen
on a screen. One of the strongest
factors in "The Shielding Shadow."
. Add to all this its production by
Louis Gashier and Donald McKenzie,
the producers of "The Perils of Pau
line," and the further fact that Pathe
is charging double prices for it and
getlng it and you 'have the reason
why the Bijou guarantees this serial,
which begins next Friday, as "twice
as graat, twice as daring, twice as
sensational as "The Iron Claw
Proper Relief Is Simple
Advertising may sell one bottle of Tanlac, but all the advertising in the world could not
sell a second bottle to the purchaser if the first bottle did not give satisfaction. "It's what the ,
neighbors say about Tanlac that counts." People who have taken Tanlac are so enthusiastic
about it that they may tell a dozen or a hundred others about the great new medicine.
The suffering of thousands of people may b 3 simply explained and, if the proper remedy
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Presenting
Winter
Garden Girls
Musicial
An All-Star Compsany of Musical
. comtdvana vaudeville Art sts
TODAY. AND TOMORROW
the
Wi.thSomfitffe;
Musical ' NdVeii Acts Ever
- : -s. -
Seen.
N I FTY COSTU M ES"..ftEWT SP E-
v. CIAL'SCENERY. '
MattneeuDayy, 3;0Al0o and 20c
Niflht, 7:30, 8 tOc.. 20 and 30c-
Tanlac, a purely vegetable remedy made from a secret formula, is specially designed to re
lieve these ills -the common, every day ills which make .millions of men and women rniser
able.; rob theim of their strength and vitality, and keep them in distress, discomfort and pain
while they should be enjoying the blessings of complete health and vigor which make life
Worthwhile. - 8
Evidence Is Strongs
Tens and tens of thousands of endorsements of Tanlac prove what Tanlac has done and
can do for sufferers.
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They-are evidence that can not be disputed. The Tanlac has been endorsed and recom-j
mended by leading business men, by lawyers, ministers, farmers, artisans and mechanics, bv
women in the factory, the farm, the home by people in every walk of life. j
Such evidence proves Tanlac The Master Medicine, and has made Tanlac the National
Fifty-Sixth
North Carolina State Fair
R A L E I G H
' fickets'will be sold for all trairib tflrf ' ' 5 V
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad of the South
Oct. 1 4 to 2 1 Inclusive
From Wilmington at $4.85
for the round trip, including admission to the Fair, lim
ited returning until midnight of October 23, 1916.
Proportionate Fares from All Intermediate Stations.
Children Half Fare.
JFor schedules, tickets and any desired information
apply to C. M. acf;er,
Phone 11 02-W. Ticket Agent, Wilmington, N. C.
Clothes of Character
Are High Art,, Clothes
ROYAL
TOMORROW
William Fox Prweinrt8 "
THE BEWITCHING PHOTO
PLAY STAR.
Jose Collins
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In a Spectacular .Six. Act Wil
liam Fox Drama Deluxe,
"A Woman's
HonoE
A Play of Startling Episode and
Thrilling Interest.
Adults l'pcT.-rr4ltilijpen , 5 cents
Tonic;1
You
Can Buy TanlaLc at These
Exclusive A. ieriGies
F.
BELLAMY BKPERS
I When, men and
ybuiig men Weary of
clothes that bear
itereotyped stamp of
"just clothes" they
buy suits and over
coats with the "High
Art", label.
They Characterize
good taste in dress
and are always ex
ceptional values for
their price.
J. M. Solky & Co.
One Price Clothiers and Furnishers.
No. 9 North Front Street. ,' :
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Fjryeevlle -y. R. Home & Son.
Wallace Robinson Drug Co.
Clinton-RoiJtW. Holliday..
Goidsboro Robinson Pharmacy.
Rocky-pQiiTtA. N. Rhodes & Co.
Burgaw C. L. Halstead.
Lunberton--Pope Drug ,C0r
Clarkton G. L. &nE. lS. Clark.
lizabethtowii Cash , Novelty Co.
Maxton Barries Bros. . -Laurihburg
Bllies Drug Cof
Vine.land R. E. McRoy & Co.,
Whitcvilie Cash Drug Co.
-, Chadbourn -Chadbourn Drug Co.
ffairmont-rrFairmont Drug Cg.
Tabor TabqjL Drug Cor, r. ''
,o uth po rjt Wtcoyi's p a rrri i acy.
Acme Acme Store Co.
Supply G. W. Klrby,
New Eern Brabham Drug Co.
Magnola W. L. Southall.
Faison Faison Drug Co. .
Pembroke G. W. Locklear.
THAT ;
PRESCRIPTION
; ilj be ajright if the right doctor wrote it and
the right druggist fills it. Otherwise it might
;be;7wbhg. Be sure that it is right send' it
.inhere for attention.
J. FRANK JARM AN, Druggist.
107 Priricess Streti ; Phone 634.
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